A short YouTube monologue ("You own a job.") in which the speaker, Mark Evans, describes shifting from hands-on work in his carpet-cleaning business to focusing on business development. Over ~1.5 years in a peer group, he moved away from daily cleaning, started coaching first responders, and credits the group for enabling that shift; he also encourages others to join.
What's going on, Mark? Yeah, I got some cool wins. And one thing I want to kind of point out in particular is, like, I've been in the group for about a year and a half, and when I started the group, I was directly in my business. I have a carpet cleaning company, and. And we do a lot more, but I was cleaning carpets daily. Right. So the goal was to get out of that. And I think in this last year and a half, so far this year, I haven't really cleaned any carpet. You know, I've been working more on the business than I ever have before. And because of that, I was able to start another path, which was coaching first responders and creating start inside business. And I think that, you know, it just allowed me another avenue. And I can kind of blame all that success so far on this group, and trying to share that with others is probably one of the hardest things I've. I've ever had to do. But it's kind of like you go to a restaurant and you have good food. Like, you want to share that good food with everyone, and they're like, well, let's go. Let's get it. You know, So I see a few people on here. I know. And so I'll call them afterwards and be like, all right, cool. You better join now.
